record industry. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states fish and chips, they say what they want to say. billboard top ten singles boy black artists. rap was on a new rockstar. i don t please everybody with who i am as a person. i love beyonce it s not a working television. is it empty shelves are all you ll find here at tower records, it s now out of business. . . . . three, two, one, [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] this is a very special moment thes first performance to the mtv studios in the new millennium. please welcome, no doubt: . . notes. always remember new year eve 1999 going into y2k seeing no doubt on mtv playing the end of the world as we know it by rem. it s the end of the world asking we know it. i feel fine. it was a very appropriate apocalyptic song for apocalyptic decade. we wake up it s 2002 all alive and still in the middle of between pop mania. boy bands were selling so many albums. everythin
was bonaroo and could cochella you came here from england for this why not? it s cochella all of a sudden that same generation that s discovering music pier to pier online wants to be in that field with that pier i ve seen any type of music you can imagine. music festivals would also be the dj tents and over the years, that tent kept getting bigger and bigger the super star dj s, dip low, david get, cascade, these guys are pulling in millions as headliners. hip hop stars are becoming rockstar, dj s are becoming
i grew up in cochella. to this day it is medically underserved in my direct. there is one physician per 9,000 residents in person parts of my district. that statistic is staggering given the recommended number is one to two thousand. we need to do what i have done in my district, which is create pipeline programs. we have to expand medical schools and seats and create rez dansy programs in those communities so that young people who want to be doctors can can get educated. be like you. and train in those underserved communities. and be like you. congressman, dr. raul ruiz of california, thank you for stopping by. back with us is lauren fox, phillip stutz and fernando. your thoughts on what you heard here from the vermont senator,
those place. just performing in our basement. reporter: this year they didn t have to imagine any more becoming the youngest band ever to play at cochella. this is what i love. i will want to be doing this and headlining shows of our own, doing world tours and making music. reporter: three young students now starting at the school of rock. mara schiavocampo, abc news, hartford, connecticut. good for those guys from playing on the sidewalk to a big break with sony. that deal is worth $60,000 up front for the first album, and then we hear that it could be as much as $300,000. wow! oh, look at us, though. how much are we going to get? oh, wow. both on guitar. we re both on guitar but you do drums too. i d like the world to know that. we ll have to reprise that over here on the set. there you go. tomorrow morning maybe. look forward to it. join us. stick with us. we ll be right back. announcer: this is abc world news now informing insomniacs for two decade
offensive? a southern california s high school pass could the is coming under fire this morning. craig melvin has the latest on the story. what s this all about? i ll show you what it s about. here it is, the fight it over this. this is the cochella valley high school arab one civil rights group is calling it an intolerable stereotype. last night, members from the school and the community got together to talk about it. the mascot itself looks like a villain, like an angry arab with the hooked nose and a beard. it s not like we re saying anything to denigrate but it was actually to honor. the arab mascot is suddenly under the bright lights. the school board held an emergency meeting in california last night, discussing whether the mascot is a hurtful stereotype or a time-honored representative of the school s history and pride. some might say it s offensive. then we should listen. our students are very proud of who we are.